Give your pet its best chance at a long and healthy life.
Visit your veterinarian’s MyVetOnline^® website for valuable pet care and safety information.

You‘ll also find on your veterinarian's website:

• Feline Medical Advice and Canine Medical Advice
• Videos on how to medicate your pet
• Newsletters
• Clinic Forms
• Pet Photo Gallery
• Kids’ Section

“Your dog may be at risk for a highly contagious flu!” says Mutt Damon, a former dog flu sufferer and spokesdog for vaccination.
Watch Mutt in his latest video, “Even Dogs Get the Flu”, to find out the signs of dog flu, its risk factors, and how to protect your pooch against it.

 

  “Cat in the Sand Pail”
   Challenge yourself with this 64 piece classic jigsaw puzzle!



For even more fun animal games, visit your local veterinarian's MyVetOnline^® website.
All games are appropriate for young children and can be enjoyed by all ages.

You’ll also find:

• Fun facts about cats and dogs.
• Animal pictures to print out and color in.
• Kids’ puzzles, quizzes, jokes and riddles.
• Pet care contracts to help children understand the responsibilities that come with pet ownership.

Did you know that dog flu is a contagious illness that can affect dogs of any age and breed?

> Learn more at doginfluenza.com

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Did you know that 1 in 3 pets goes missing during its lifetime, and without proper ID, 90% never return home.

> Learn more at homeagain.com

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Did you know that ticks can be active in winter, particularly if the temperature is above 45°F or 7°C ?

> Learn more at scalibor-usa.com

The National Education for Assistance Dog Services (NEADS) is a national nonprofit organization that trains dogs to serve individuals who are deaf or physically disabled.
These dogs become an extension of their owners and bring security, independence and relief from social isolation to their human partners.

Merck Animal Health is supporting NEADS through financial contributions, animal healthcare product donations and a campaign to raise awareness about the ways service dogs improve the quality of people’s lives.

Read an article on etiquette when interacting with people with disabilities and their assistance dogs.

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